Apple is already working on iOS 19, codenamed ‘Luck,’ even before iOS 18 is released to the public. The company is developing software for next year’s hardware products, including macOS 16 (‘Cheer’), watchOS 12 (‘Nepali’), and visionOS 3 (‘Discovery’). iOS 18, currently in beta testing, features Apple Intelligence, enhanced writing and communication tools, and new customization options.
Google Chrome for iOS and Android is introducing several new features aimed at simplifying your browsing experience. These include enhanced search shortcuts, personalized suggestions, a redesigned address bar, and live sports updates, all designed to make navigating the web smoother and more efficient.
AI audio startup ElevenLabs has released its Reader app for iOS, allowing users to listen to any content, from news articles to PDFs, using high-quality AI voices. The app offers a variety of voice options, reading speed control, and plans for future features like offline playback and RSS feed access. ElevenLabs also aims to expand the app’s language support to all 29 languages supported by its multilingual model.
Antstream Arcade, a subscription service offering over 1,300 retro games, is launching on iOS and iPadOS on June 27. This follows Apple’s recent changes to iOS, allowing for third-party app stores and streaming platforms, making retro gaming on iPhones and iPads more accessible. Antstream offers a curated library of games from various classic consoles, including Amiga, Atari 2600, PlayStation 1, and SNES, and features challenges and tournaments for multiplayer fun. The service will cost $4 per month or $30 per year for a limited time after its launch.
This guide provides a step-by-step explanation on how to disable Autoplay in Apple Music across iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. Additionally, it covers how to turn off other features like mobile data access, Handoff, and CarPlay, allowing users to customize their Apple Music experience for a more personalized listening experience.
Enjoy better, wire-free audio by connecting two pairs of AirPods to a single Apple device using Apple’s Share Audio feature. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple TVs, ensuring a seamless audio experience for multiple listeners.
Google has expanded the availability of its Gemini AI assistant app to Android users in the UK and Europe, with an iOS version coming soon. The app can be used on supported Android devices by switching from Google Assistant and enables users to get help with various tasks like fixing a flat tire or writing a thank-you note through text, voice, or image input. Currently compatible with devices like the Google Pixel 8 series, Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, and Nothing Phone 2, the availability may vary by region.
Apple has released an update to fix a strange bug that caused deleted photos to reappear on iPhones and iPads. The issue was first reported after the release of iOS 17.5 last week, and Apple has not publicly commented on it. However, the company’s engineers quickly worked to identify and resolve the problem. The fix came in the form of update 17.5.1, which was rolled out to iPhones and iPads on Monday. Apple’s release notes for the update state that it “provides important bug fixes and addresses a rare issue where photos that experienced database corruption could reappear in the Photos library even if they were deleted.”
Testut Tech Delta, a popular iOS game emulator, has updated its logo to avoid legal action from Adobe. The original logo resembled Adobe’s logo, which prompted Adobe to threaten legal action. The new logo is a slightly rotated version of the Greek letter delta, which the app developer claims is not an infringement on Adobe’s copyright. Delta rose in popularity after Apple loosened its restrictions on emulators, and it was briefly the top-rated app on the App Store.
Apple has unveiled transformative accessibility features that showcase its AI advancements. Eye Tracking empowers users with physical disabilities to seamlessly control their iPhone and iPad solely through eye movements. Listen for Atypical Speech utilizes on-device machine learning to expand Siri’s comprehension of diverse voices. These innovations demonstrate Apple’s unwavering commitment to inclusivity and the potential of AI in enhancing user experiences.
